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			  PRELIMINARY DOCUMENTATION
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		    THESE ARE NOTES ONLY, NONE OF THIS IS IMPLEMENTED
		    YET!


		    SETTING DNET UP AS A BBS (STANDALONE)

	(1) Set your modem to auto-answer

	    Make sure that dropping DTR will hangup the modem

	(2) run dnet -a -8 [-bbaud] -sdbbs

	    (additional options may apply, see DNET.DOC)

	    -on connect, dnet will will interpret the connect message:
	     CONNECT	    default baud
	     CONNECT <N>    N baud

	     These can be modified by AUTA resource entries in s:dnet.config
	     (The defaults will not be used at all if any AUTA entries
	     exist).

	     dnet will automatically start the protocol and run 'dbbs'.
	     dbbs is the bbs client program which will listen on port
	     8200 for connections.  It is assumed the user will run a
	     BBSTERM to connect to it.	Alternately, the user might
	     connect to the email, news, or filetransfer system (or all
	     at once).

	    -on carrier lost, the RESM resource entries in s:dnet.config
	     will be run a second apart to reset the modem.

	     uploading is done by requesting the bbs to retrieve files via
	     the sgcopy server (i.e. ask the BBS to run 'getfiles') The
	     user can download material by using the getfiles client
	     program.  Access rights will determine which directories he
	     can download from.

	(3)  Have fun.



				DBBS PROGRAM

    The logical device DBBS: must be assigned to the BBS control directory.
This directory contains the following files:

    HELLO.MSG	    -initial hello message
    PASSWD	    -password file
    USERS/<name>    -user information files firstname_lastname (one per user)

    HELLO.MSG is sent on initial connect to the DBBS.  PASSWD contains basic
    name, password, and security access levels.  Further information exists
    in USERS/<name> (one file for each user) in a standard format to define
    such things as terminal modes, usage, and other items of interest.

    NOTE that the mail, news, and file servers will also use the PASSWD file.


		    USERS/<firstname>_<lastname> CONTENTS

    The database consists of a domain/value heirarchy.	Each domain has a
    modify time datestamp.

    LOGINS <>				login history
     LOGIN <time>			for every login, # seconds logged in

    SECTIONS <sections_selected>	selected sections
     SECTION <section>			usage in a section
      DL <file> 			downloaded this file
      UL <file> 			uploaded this file

    MAIL				system mail queued for user/machine
     QUEUED <id>			queued waiting for transfer
     SENT <id>				sent

    NEWS <>				news groups we are reading
     GROUP <group-name>
      QUEUED <id>
      ??